Lima is for food

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Life is tricky, honey, stay in your magic.
#RestDoesNotNeedToVeEarned

This a cat’s world.
#FelineIsAWayOfLife

Crooked is also beautiful
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#SelfLove

Is ok if you don’t love your disabled life every day.

I don’t know much, but what I know is that love, kindness and acceptance is what truly matters and makes a difference.

Currently on The Long Road to AMC Awareness, visiting over 150 AMC families in NZ & Australia. It’s all about connection, community & raising awareness for #arthrogryposis. Follow #TheLongRoadToAMCAwarenessGoesDownUnder to join the journey! 💙

Am I the only one who truly dislikes those ‘feel-good’ stories about a disabled person going to prom with an able-bodied person? Why does that need to make the news or media? It only reinforces the idea that disability is some kind of abnormality, separate from ‘normal’ life.

If you don't learn to love the unusual, you will have to settle with the ordinary.

Hey! Please explain if you know, why is that I went ou, didn’t have any alcohol stayed hydrated with water, but feel hang over?

Let’s normalize not asking disabled people “what’s wrong with you?”, just because we exist differently it doesn’t mean it’s wrong.

Mental health is equally as important as physical health.

Living with the same disability doesn’t mean experiencing life the same way.

When I say my disability is dynamic, this is what I mean: Yesterday, I went to a wedding and spent most of the day standing. I didn’t drink but feel hungover with pain. Today, I’ll stay in bed, and my energy will be low all week, meaning I’ll need help with even basic things I usually handle myself.

Got here because I want to take my disabled voice to as many places as I can. Advocacy, awareness, and a bit of real-life perspective—I’m here to share it all. Hi!